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CITY OF LONDON I.‘,A V£ P ' - • • - Dice.f A T a MEETING of the IVIERCF/4"/ 9, aol. TX. KERS TRADERS, and INHAP d' ANTS, BAN- Do N,conveari by the Right Hon. the • t TANTS of LON. Public Advertisement, to consider r ---,'LORD MAYOR, by for cloathing and other Necessari ~f" a SUBSCRIPTION . S PANISH A T RIOTS, now 13, in aid of the brave defend their Cbtuitry from a for- :Toggling in the f-ield, to The Right Hon. the LOR'•,*gn and cruel Invasion A Letter from the Right r MAYOR in the Chair : was read, and 0 - ion. .the Chancellor of the Ex chequerlG RAM, it was resbl\-' A' the .Motion of ,Sir ROBERT cif That a St4iscription ' ,fedt , • sired ; now opened for the' purpose de ' That a Committe sbe appointed to attend to the iifthe most ' , ..txpeditious and efficacious manner, of the urns subscrib- Th a t Five ; of this-. Committee may ad as al Quorum :1 That an A , Account of the application Of the Monies subscrib -edt arai.- of the dispatch 'add deitination' o f the Aisistinces 'Provraied, shall be made pubF ne following. entlernen v :T'he Right Hon. the Lord Mayor ..Lord Eardley • 4. Anderson I. Anderson, Alderman J. I.• Angerstei-d • 3Atkins, Alderman . Bainbridge -A. Baring, M. P. • 1 r. Blackburn, M. P. -R. Barclay ,W. Bonham, M. P. Bosanquet? -C • Buller C. Bosanquet 'E. Boldefi) D. Btu ley Sir W.Curtis, Bart. M.P. U. Combo, • E.sq...M. P. •Aldertrian .1. Cohen A. Chatfield • 1. Dennison S. Forster P. Free • A. Coldsmid j. Garcias W. Gordon, hi. P. I. Goldsmid I. Goldsmid . Hankey I. Hardman I. Harrington. - f----- Harrison 0. Harris C. Hanbury - The following Sams were 11 • Gentlemen The Right Hon. the • Lord Mayor - ZiOs o Miss, Flower (Lady Mayoress) . - 52 to Heyman and Co.-_ . toy Nathan Solomons - o 14. Hinckley, Willis, and Wilkinson = too o Arch.. Little - 210 Roberts and Sutton 105 o Buchanan - to; 0 Wirt. Prest and Sons 105 o Alex. Riddell • - los 0' - Brown, Rogers, and - Brown - 105 0 john Garcias • zoo o Thomas Lewis - 202, 0 Aorahain . .Goldunid 200 o Miles M'Donnell 500 0 Down,Thornton4Co. aos o tHarikey and Co. jO5 0 Kensingtiin and Co. iO5 o john Atkinson toy o lohn and W. Jacob 10l 0 J. Harrington \ .105 o Marsh Stbbald los 0 Liner,MeTaggatt atnd "CO. 105 0 David Scott and Co. 2to o -I. Russell, Esq._ 125 o M. De la' Torre 210 0 Al. Torre, jun. 0 •Smith,Pa)ne,&Smitli 2to ? Manning, Anderson & Bosanquet - roe o ~Tite Proprietors" of _the - • Times 100 0 Lord Eardly -'Soo o Thom' .coutts zoo o J. I. Anorst - ein 200 0 tiewnhatrt, Everett, & Everett • • zip o IC. rere named of the Committee : I:•inglis I. lackson, Esq. 1. 'fines W. Knatchbull P. Kensington B. •Long Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. M. P. W. Mellish, Esq. M.P. 1. Nfarryatt, Esq. M. P. J. Maitland, Esq. M.P. M. N. 14 Donnell Nlundell. R. H. Martin Alderman Newnhani E. Parry jPierce -Sir C. Price, Bart. M. P. and Alderman Cr 1. Perring, Bart. Quin. T. ll.owcroft • 1. M. Rakes 1. 'Russell C. Scott J. Shaw, Alderman, M.P. R. Slade Lieut. Scott Alderman C. Smith E. Shaw • 1. Tunno Sir R. Wigram, Bart. G. Ward • J. Wilmot, jun. E; Waters R. Thornton. f' mediately subscribed by the present : Miss Finney, Rippon ,C 1 i Miss Mary lephson,Cam berwell • - 5 5 \Yin. Hilton, Holborn 5 5 Henry /joward. R. A. 5 5 Wm.Finney, Lieut. R.N. 2 2 --z-- Long • - - 3 3 Anderson and Eades so to Beeston Long - 52 Jo Mt.. Wiltshire ~., 10 so Thomas Barnett - ,21 0 X. and C. Cock --21 . 43 Mrs. Nathan Solomon &o so Bodley, Etty, and Bod ley - - .so so Edward Shaw - 2.1 o Edward Carlisle' - as o Henry Waddington 21 o Robert Slade ' . so o Ethiard Goldsmid so o Hidden and Co. so • o W. V inning and Co. so o Lieut.-Col. Scott 21 o loseph Cohen ' 20 0 Thomas Roberts, jun. 21 o MattheW Hancock at o David Laing and Co. 2t o Smith, Husband, and Deays so 0 Ansley, Lambert, and Co. - 52 so lames Amos 5o 0 T and 1 . . Breeds 31 to Hugh Lockie • 25 o john Edwards to 10 Cresswo, Adams,and Co. ' , - 21 o lames A urial 5 5 Edwin Quin so to Pales Flrrell so o l'homas Helps . .,41 '0 Hon. Th, , s. Knox ,20 o Allen Chatfield --- so so Aaron Goldsmid 10 o' Moses Goldsmid lo 0 Esther Goldsmid so 'o Mary Goldsmid - so 0 Elias Goldsmid 10 0 lane Lausada so 0 Mrs. I. Goldsmid lo o I. L. Goltismici• 29 0 k art:lnbar and. Cock an lo Wm. Davis , sz 10 A ..Fenn' 21 0 Mr. Henry Blackburn to so john Roberts 20 0 lolin Wilmot lu 10 S. 1;0Sa11911et 21 0 Mr. Salts 52 so Thomas Howell . 5 5 Roberts and Yorston so so Terry, l'eacock,Terry, and ' Co. So 0 C. Sweedland 10 10 :qrs. Sweeill,nd - 3 5 Nine Children 9 9 Benjamin Aislabie 25 o Thomas Birnett ti o loseph Maniman 50 o. I. F. Fiinins ' ' 52 JO Samson and Co. 10 10 Brecken, Williams and Co. ' - ' 20 0 Holland, Waistell, and Horton - ..' 21 0 Charles Waistell 5 5 W. Hot ton 5 5 Miss Mellish ' 5 S Mrs. C. Cooke 5 0 1 Rey. E. Mellish ' 10 10 Thomas Mellish 10 to Win. Lushington 5 5 john Herne and Sons so so Francis Fisher 21 0 Tap tor and Newton 5 5 Thomas Murray 5 5 lameS Nl l ,l.acey 3 5 H. and I. Newton 21 0 Arthur Fenn 21 0 loseph Temperon 52 so ,Kearsty 21 o Kingstons and Co. 5a 10 ,'Thomas IN a rre 52 so Wyndham Knatchbull 52 10 lienry. Clive. . 10 so C.. fk.e and Richardson 5 . 2 so fost-ph Sharp 5 5 Richard Wax -so to kt>i).:rlS i lacie 50 'o )nines 13uiland• 1. Stoddarf, L.L.D. so to }Dail Win. Adam , ,21 o TliurlllollS and Bailey Soo 0 john - Lodge 21 0 Sc..tt, Harris, and Co. 105 0 G.Sandi:looth Goodell, '; anti 'Co. ' -2 to o lames Bell 105 o l'oster, Lubbocks, and ' Clar ke - ' - los o Si: 1-. Lubbock, B. and Co. - .105 0 Simeon and Co. 105 o tiirrisun, rriee, lay, and Co. , 105 0 Veiny Goodwin 100 0 Sfr Rob. Wigrani,i3art. too o 3/lackenzie 84 G lennie 157 to T. Rowerotr, Esq. and s * sub. '- ' ' 157 ro Alderman C. Smith too o W,. Gordon - ;,000 0 George Ward 5 1 .5 0 Walkers, Maltby,leCo.zoo • 0 A F . Baldin-tan ,IcSons 105 o i . N. and B. Pearce' zoo 0 }nice. llopont Men, Barrens, and Co. "Were, i;rtice, SATISpfI and Co.' lO5 0 W . Champion and Co. ros o 'Rich. Buller and Co. los o 1 nills,Beverike & Co. lus o Yugett, Bainbridge,and Parnell los o john Moberly Jos o os. Marryat 105 0 !The Cootmental Soci ety .. ' tos 0 . jortiaine and Shaw 105 0 Claude Scott - ' 210 0 Quarles it:arks . 105 0 14.. and E . 'Lee 105 o john Gore and Co. los 0 Y./. tc T. liaikes r3i, Co. ris', 'o Harman intl Co. 105 0 1 ) ohn 'ftinno - 105 0 , . and A. Anderson 105 0 . 11. & J.A. Ru:ker 104 o Maitland, Sterry, Net-. tieship and. Cu.. , ios' o i arms hell los 0 l oh, ColOgan 105 0 inglis; Elhoe,a;td Co. sus 0 Zi,,nitun„ Brothers, 4 Cu.. . ' - • 105 o Btrillg,Brathers,ZeCo. 210 o '1 homes Moor.: , los ,o, R. S ktectrion a: . ,d Sous los . 0 '.ht' Denuflitter.: " ! 10- 0 Mrs - . Botiolicrett Bohn Augerein,,,p, 49 . .„ 0. ,P.r,b;:q lade A - Mrs. J. 4figgrsteim. to ~ 9, lames Borland. 20 0 V. F. kivaz ..-', 20. ;O . ~ 1 .._ Bo gi wood Anti .: Son so , rg Y./ in. Gilpin i so '0 lit, tewart,Alderston ici'lo . .:+il.ijor Lee, M . ,nanes, -; Charltaril - : 2 .2 1 . The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to the Lig'it Honourable the Lord . May.or, tpr convening the Ncetiii, anti lothis.inntiu4 in the Chair . . Suheeriptions continue to' he received at Lloyd's Coffee- - . home ; anti h; all the Bankers of London and WesMiniter. . ._ • . • 110 0 '1 his Day way published, •-• ricatiy printed Ili TwO Volumes; 414 illustrated witit a Map ", of - SPain and Portu . 4 4l , . ed. itti boards, a hew Edition (bin;; a--new lntroduaion, of LADY TRAVV,I,S itito SPAIN tf or, a • .Gtmerakikelation , ot the -Religiotr, -Laws; Commerce, C,Lisrums, and Manners of that ; Cutinil writt,rt by the Ctn.:mei:s D'AUNA,Y, in a series of Leuers to a Friend AL b=•iric L 4 A RAI V EV".% Gottenbutei, I.iuclin, z Waterioxi. Duz—t Witted:4d- ' ' PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al TWELVE Consols for. Opening 641 I Red. Ann. 651 THE SUN. COLENI Q ; ViS DICZAZ lALSUM AUDILAT L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, DECEtIBER 10, 180 S. A number of reporti . were - circulated yesterday , respe6ting the movements of the Armies in Spain, but we can assure our Readers. that no intelligence whatever has.been received from that. Country since the Dispatches from Sir D. BAIRD, -the Substance of which we stated on .Thursday. _ Those Dispatches were dated the night of the 29th, and contain no further particulars respeaing the defeat of Ge neral CASTANOS'S' Army than what we have al ready laid' before the MAC. The report of the surrender of General Hopp's Brigade . is wholly with out foundation, at least we can take .upon ourselves positively -to state that , no, stick intelligence has, 'reached this Country. - We are sorry to see ,a -disposition on the part of some of our Contemporaries, to indulge in the most desponding speculations. The news we have lately.received is, certainly disastrous, but we can not conceive how the men who lately indulged in such sanguine expetaations of the success of • the Spaniards, can now suppose that a few reverses should induce them to give up the contest in de spair. It was natural to expect that when the nu merous and diiciplined legions of France were op -posed to the inexperienced.. Spanish Troops, that in the first instance they, would be successful. It is to the perseverance of the Spaniards that we look for Ultimate success, and notwithstanding the losses they have sustained in the commencement of ' the conflilit; there is strong 'ground to hope that, by their own _exertions, and the powerful aid of - this Country, they may _yet. bring. it to a successful and glorious termination. "- __Two Ladies, relations of TALLEYRAND, returned to France yesterday in the Flag 'ot Truce. They Were taken some time 'ago on board a Dutch Ea - st Indiaman, and TALLEYRAND requested Mr. CAN NING that. they might, be permitted to return to France. This request was immediately complied with-by ; Mr. CANNING, and the Ladies sailed from Dover yesterday. The Public, we are persuaded, 'will read with pride and pleasure the account of the Meeting held yesterday in the City for the relief of the heroic Spaniards, as well as theAdvertisemtml hich sinews t he extent to which British generohi.y was imme diately carried. But while we adMire the 'noble spirit of munificence whiCh so many wealthy people displayed on the occasion, it is proper to remind our Countrymen that the gift of every person, pro portioned to the means of the Donor, will be readily received. It is not only to relieve, the Spaniards, but to manifest the national feelings, that the Sub sctiption is instituted, and the humblest contribu tion, from a generous and sympathizing heart, wil l be honourable to the glorious cause, and give an interesting grace to this most laudable plan for sup porting it. The Terpsichore Frigate had lately an aaion, in the Bengal River, with a French Frigate,' but owing to the bursting of a gun on board the former, the Second Lieutenant and 19 of our brave tars were un fortunately killed, and the French Frigate made her escape. ,This morning two Gottenburgh Mails arrived, the contents of which we have given in a subsequent col . An Order of Council, we understand, has .been signed; and will appear in this night's Gazette, opening the Ports in the Spanish part of St. Do mingo to a free trade with this Country. A 'Oabinet Council met yesterday,about t wo o'clock, at the Foreign Office, and sat until seven in the even ing. When it broke up, Mr. HUNTER, the Mes senger, was ordered to proceed with Dispatches to Spain. As Tuedays and Thursdays are the days on which Cabinet Councils are usually assembled, much importance was attaehed to the extraordinary meeting of yesterday, on account of the haste with which it was summoned, and the continuance of the delibera tions t r so lung a period as five hours.—lt is under stoOd that the subject under consideration was the sitnation of our army in , Spain, and it was reported last night, that Mr. HUNTER carried out with him the approbation of Governrnent to the plan of re treat snggested by Str JOHN MooitE,and orders for the whole of4he British forCeto be concentrated in Porto gal.—:fran.rports have been ordered to Corunna and Vi g o; and every arrangement has beep 'Made to facilitate ibis operation. TtIL. LO A N._—The redemption of the advances on the Loan, 1808; Omtli . cl lat'.made as follows, viz. • . 30 1.. per Cent. on or before Friday,..7.4ili lab. iting. 1 0 1, pek Cent. on or Oefore Friday, 3d Feb .8,9. And per Cent. onbr before Friday, 17th ditto. ThO. Proprietors of the Receipts to pay the Instal ment of 151. per cent. which is to be wade on the h 180(3. • •• • .f.OTTEN BURGE' aIL t.i , , • . • sTocx.notid, NOV. 4 .--4 ,7 1:11; ; Royo Majesty has received the following Report from the General-in- Chief of the Finnish Army. .." My last Report ws-dispatched-from-hence -on the St of . oaober by Lieutenant Colonel and Ad jutant General 'MAR T.INEAU. On the,27th of Oao-_ ber an action took place between the Fourth Bri gade of your Majesty's army and a i ussian Corps grea),:ly ; snpeor.innumber, was very considerable on. both sides, without any signal advantage having been obtained. . " Col. SANPELV,. Chief 'of Brigade, has found :it advisable to fall back with . the'MVin'btidy'alls'bi , vision to Salanis, : threeniil:eS - 4 leaving, however', ijiisO'vancti;-,pcist by which positiolftle'ymuld have been!ablerto,cover , the environs of thOse but it isio.6e.;appre.;: hended that the watit of fciragehas . oliiliged him, by this time, to retreat to Nisiila. " On the sth icsst. the Eperpy attacked our post at Lippo-pass, in the Vicinity .of, Katajacki, and forced :bartrifiopOry a c fron - TO - k epttprwith great vigour, to fall baek 'the Enemy thereupon,threw a bridge over the xiver . Lippo; and formed another at tack on our advanced..pbsitions, which he . forced to make a retrograde ..liadVement, and join the main bcKly of. our troops posted near - Ralajacki River. . " The Russians continued their attack the fol lowing days, without making the least impression on. yOur Majesty's troops. In the, mean time the, enemy construaed a bridge over that river, near' Alawieska, and crossed it with a very str-ong-de tachment' of foOt. As Soon •as the 'report of-This movement had been received, •orders were given to attack and repulse the troops who had passed the river. Although the attack proved successful, yet the extreme want of forage compelled the army to take up another position near Pyhajociti, and I have strong reason to appiehend, that; considering the great superiOrity of the enemy and the want of forage, it will not prove possible for your Majesty's army to maintain that position fur any length of time. . , " In addition to the above want of forage, which it will hardly be possible to supply at the present season', the, dampness of the weather,' and the severe fatigues sustained by your Majesty's troops under my command, - alniost continually obliged to ,be on their arms, have trpatly increased the num l:;er of the sick, who exceed 6000, and 'whose transport and removal increases our .ditficulties in a very considerable degree : but in spite of all _these difficulties;. I shall 'strenuously endeavour to impede and obstrua the Enemy's progress as far as circumstances shall:anywise permit. . . " C. N. D. KLUKER, "General in Chierof;he Northern Finnish Army." " Head-Quarters; Brakestad, Nov. to, ilia." (Stockholm -gtrAette i - Nov. 04.) •, • STOCKHOLM, NOT. 22.-Igajor General MORN ,NER, who, in the absence of Field Marshal Baron TOLL, commands the Southern Finish Army, has transmitted to his Majesty . the follOv%•ing Report of a naval actipn, which took place on the tenth, off Helsingburgh. " This afternoon four sail hove in sight, which were .soon after ascertained to be two English Cut ters, and two merchantmen . which they had under convoy. When the said four sail had reached the,, altitude of Hillaip Reef, six Danish Gun-boats and two armed Vessels put. off from Elsineur, and at tacked the he-almost Cutter, which had parted com pany with the rest, that were standing with the Swedish coast. The English Cutter fought ,most gallantly, but could hardly have escaped being taken, had not our batteries opened upon the enemy's Gun boats, among which our fire seemed to do much execution. The Danish " Gun -boats thereupon left the Cutter, and stood towards the other three Sail, which immediately began to cannonade them, though at some distance ; and three English Gun boats heaving in sight, the Danish Gun-boats stood off, and retreated with all possible 'haste under the guns of the fortress of Cronenburgh, which com menced a heavy cannonade, most vigorously. answer ed, and kept up by the English, until all the Ships had cleared the Danish coast.' One Danish, Gun-boat was considerably damaged, and one of the enemy's Armed Vessels is stated to have foun-' dered. The loss on the part of the English is very trifling. " G. B. CEUERSTRONI," " Helsingbargh, Nov. to, 1808." (Stockholm. Gazette, Nov. Le.) Accounts from Vera Cruz state, that a French Galliot having arrived*theFe with qispaithes from Joszvu BYON4PAVE to the Governor, the inha bitants rose instlrreCtion, burnt the Dispatches, and the Yessel which brought them. The French MessenWr and the ere* of the Galliot were put Into prison, and it Was with grOt difficulty the GovernOr protetrte4 thero,froni the violence of Ole people. DispatOes were Yesterday received at the Indi- “ouse, which state that perfect tranquillity pervades e very part of the British rO3ECTiiOD.S it/ that part of the world. NAVAL NEWS. PonTsmouTtr, DEC. 9. ---Sailed .his MajeeY Ships Amelia and 4c Coquette on a ,crgize.—Th e third and fourth bevy Dragoons have ,received ,orders ,to disembark -from . .ti*. Transports here. Passed by, the Sarah, Cliliti3TrAN, •Extra India Ship ; parted company with the sevaral Indiamen off the Weitern Isles;'.the .2d inst..undei.convoy of his Majesty's Ship Saint Fiorento,, of 36 guns. arrived hisr . ,Mnie4ty's7 Ship ,Cornelia, fro_rn .tl;e. II)owns. i DOVER, DEc. 9. , -The French and Russian Nies sngers ap(iyed at WRIGHT'S Hotel at opg tiffs afternoon, in their way : to France. They 0 1 tae acconliiinied by three; nieces of MonsieurrrAL , , L bP an d oil early to-morrow nacshin.g..::: l - - • • i• FALMOUTH, DEC. 17:-+-The Hon. Mr. VILLIErJ I , sl . expeEted to-morrow to take his passage in till; Nide Frigate, for' Lisbon; *hen . he goes cat 0 6 , ?-rnbassadgc ;r.r. c mvpions.A.,9tnii,ry. Arrived this day:the: Princess .Charlotte PaCte t ' 4 • JEW, in 14 tIaYS :passage, from Gibtaltar. To passengers byrher nre Capt. ,CARkE,Wry,II,: E i nd tbre c Sicilian Messengers: Th'ey bring an account of ,the loss of the Auckland Packet, PARSONS, Master, 0 0 her passage home with the 'Mails she was. !ost :Cadiz Bay, crew and 11tiails saved. The Princess ClLarla ii.etrings no news. Sailed this day the - Lacl e y 'Pellew Packet, HA RyE Yr ..With Mails, for .Corunrai; the Princess Elizabeth Packet, KID with Mails, for Lisbon ; the Prifz" cess Amelia Packet, with Mails, for &ow-York O a ' Halifax. - • TOE / EAT, DEC. B.—Sailed the Channel . Fieet, 07' ) der Comn'and of Admiral GAm.e4E;:., far their 1 . 4 " tion 6IT DEAL, DEC; g.—Sailed His Majesty's Brigs 14 ' rious and indignant, with the outward-bound•F, l°: ' under convoy,' *for Portsmouth:' • Arrived His Majesty's Ships Euryalus and Pin 0 from a cruiie, and remain In the Downs Witt His „Majesty's Ships as per last. • . YARMOUTH; DEC. g:— : -The Fredricka, C. 9 : OTTAII, from London to Go" tienburgh, With #lO and coffee, put in with loss of anchors and cabl,eg% o F Hope, TttomrsoN, in ballast, put in with fns, . . , 0 ditto ; Mary, ANDERSON, in ballast, :came on 9 . -9 v; on the Souilt Beach, people saved, likely to be off with little damage ; Eleoriora, ON? i 9 e; ballast, put in with loss of anchors and C a ' l • and the Loreas, from Stockholm bound to Lon c l, on shore at Caister Beach, laden with deals and i,f,° PEST INDIES. B AR BADOES, OCT: Governor 01 n ' t ; cataCC4S has . published an Eclia,•dated the Ist ,`re in which. he says---" I hereby do declare, '413 1 Commerce permitted with the island of Cura&-ti; , an ediet of the 30th of July last, shall in like T n e,4 ner be extended to. all the Colonies of his iir it t l7 j4 Majesty, and. also-to .his European PornHoi 9ll ",o honour of the friendship and alliance wllich hire thus been promised to us for the preservation of integrity of the Spanish Monarch7 A tand,ror the gd, neral good of all the subjects of a tiot`' bon •FEIiDINAND OCT. 15,—Rear-Adiniral Sir ALEX. Cockt l t;e in the Belleisle, with the York, otihe - -Zrue, 36 ' bn Rapide .and lAttra Schooners, arrlvi-t I;creoce Thursday from the coast of DemeratEr' It 1;1' tye ezi been reported, that instruatOns* vs ich h A COn received *here during -the Adtriiral'A abselt ee f' r encit lain orders for the strict blo - clade of iI3O Islands. 00 OCTOBER i B.—We were correctly inform ,1 the statement in our last,. respecting the order fr°lof his'lVlajesty's Government fora strict bloclodcei the enemy's Islands, as since appears by , 0 l',lst mation from the Commanding Admiral of - tioti, whereby " The several CaptainS, Commanders, an d , C T -ti tl ' manding Officers under his orders, and directed to stop all neutral vessels deslined • any of the ports of the said Islands; and it they sh.!; appear to be ignorant of the. existence of the ade, and have no enemy's property on board, L ij J Masters of such neutral vessels shall be appris' thereof and warned not to proceed to such ports, a P o r a notice written to that effect upon one or more,o the principal ship papers.—But it a neutral vessel 5 1 !i appear to hate been. so warned, or to be otherwce informed of the existence of the blockade, or to sailed from her last clearing port after it may be 1. 0 4 ar‘e BUtnonsfor sonably supposed that such notification might P i a , been made public there, and yet be found atte u/I o i3 ing or intending to enter either of the pores s ol Islands, such. vessel shall be seized and sent into .0 , for legal adjudicatute. And with respect to i ';', 3 l tral vessels coming out of the said ports , hating orj, Colonial produce, goods, or tuerchandiz e, on of° (Do appearing to have been laden after knowledge .z blockade, such Vessels shall in like m anner be 0 and sent in tor legal adjudication." -0 0# Private letters from Holland state , that O, t o , PARTE has ordered a relaxation to take place inetv Tegulations enjoined by his Milan Decree, rd'Y ing Neutrals. By the decree alluded 10, it defect that all neutrals which had touched at it . ; i yeo port, or submitted to be searched by a Britisb ek• re pC o should be conftscated on afterwards eh ter mg ' 1 ti) port, or condemned 'as legal prize:,,iet; French armed vessel. It is now oidured, 11)°1 trals shall be admitted into French p0.:15,cr0 lz may have been searched by a British yided they have hot. called at a *lash volt . it i 4 do ,